I liked Autumn more out of the two characters. I had a hard time believing Ivy would act the way she did. Even though she was being nudged in the direction of worrying about her sister it seemed out of character to lean into it as hard as she did. The times when Ivy doubted herself felt more natural than putting herself and others in dangerous situations. While Autumn was missing she had a lot of realizations about herself, her family and her friends. It showed growth and we as readers also learned more about Autumn's past that led to her present.
***Spoilers ahead***
It gave good insight as to why victims shouldn't be dismissed because of the damage it could cause to the other person's reputation. Victims have more at stake. More than just their reputations are ruined.
***Spoilers ahead***
It gave good insight as to why victims shouldn't be dismissed because of the damage it could cause to the other person's reputation. Victims have more at stake. More than just their reputations are ruined.